Armenian Studies Program
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The last upload was 14 January.
Taft and Bryan Records, Nishkian's cyclery
uploaded 14 JanuaryNishkian's cyclery
uploaded 14 JanuaryNishkian's cyclery, phonograph
uploaded 14 JanuaryNishkian's cyclery, records, phonograph, Victrola
uploaded 14 JanuaryNishkian's cyclery, outside building
uploaded 14 January"The magic of sweet music", Nishkian's cyclery
uploaded 14 JanuaryNishkian's cyclery, inside building, bicycle, phonograph
uploaded 14 JanuaryNishkian's cyclery, bicycle, phonograph
uploaded 14 JanuaryDeclaration of Intention, US Citizenship, Nishkian
uploaded 14 JanuaryPortrait, Armenian woman
uploaded 14 JanuaryPortrait, Armenian family
uploaded 14 JanuaryNewspaper article, Byron Nishkian
uploaded 14 JanuaryPortrait, Armenian man
uploaded 14 JanuaryNishkian coat of arms
uploaded 14 JanuaryPortrait, Armenian young man, 1873, verso
uploaded 14 January
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Photo postcard, Armenian youth, Syria, 1938
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Map of Fresno's Old Armenian Town
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* Notes said:
The writer, William Saroyan, lived all his life at Fresno, but I thought he said he spelled his real name differently (Sarochtian?). He talks about his early life there, particularly Ventura Avenue, in his book, "The Bicycle Rider in Beverly Hills".
Group portrait infront of Asbarez offices, c. 1930s
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Armenian Studies Program said:
Church youth group photographed in front of Asbarez offices on 2229 Ventura Avenue, possibly after an intra-church baseball game
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